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Michael Jackson received propofol intravenously at his Los Angeles home on June 25, 2009 — a drug normally used in operating rooms, not as a sleep aid — and the coroner ruled his death a homicide from...
Medical records, investigative affidavits and trial testimony report that Dr. Conrad Murray administered propofol to Michael Jackson in small bolus injections—documents and Murray’s own statements cit...
Michael Jackson first met Dr. Conrad Murray in Las Vegas in 2006 when Murray was called to treat Jackson’s daughter Paris after she fell ill, and that early medical encounter developed into a rapport ...
The trial focused on whether Dr. Conrad Murray’s administration and handling of propofol and other sedatives amounted to criminal negligence that caused Michael Jackson’s 2009 death, with prosecutors ...
The medical record and trial evidence establish that the decisive administration of propofol that killed Michael Jackson occurred on the morning of 25 June 2009, when Dr. Conrad Murray gave a 25 mg in...
Conspiracy theorists point to omissions, edits and unusual administrative activity around Michael Jackson’s death paperwork — notably an initially released death certificate without a cause of death a...